March 2011

SRBC Held Quarterly Meeting, Approved Interim Policy on Pad-To-Pad Interbasin Transfers of Flowback Fluids, Approved 21 Water Use and Withdrawal Projects

The Susquehanna River Basin Commission held its quarterly business meeting in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. Among its activities, SRBC voted on regulatory, policy and administrative matters; outlined strategies for securing funding for critical stream gages, and heard presentations on Susquehanna basin hydrologic conditions and SRBC's Morrison Cover Water Resources Study.   Read More

SRBC To Meet March 10, Highlight Morrison Cove Water Resource Study, Report on Stream Gage Strategies, Vote on 24 Water Applications, Vote on Interim Policy on Gas Drilling Flowback Reuse Between Drilling Pads

The Susquehanna River Basin Commission (SRBC) will hold its regular quarterly business meeting, which is open to the public. SRBC will review hydrologic conditions; review strategies for preventing the shut-down of critical stream gages; review legal issues and controversies affecting SRBC; vote on 24 water withdrawal and consumptive use applications (mostly related to natural gas well development); vote on an interim policy to administratively approve the reuse of natural gas drilling flowback between drilling pad sites.   Read More

 

 

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